Drew Dvorchak

NEW ALBUM
'LET THE WIND BLOW'

‘Let The Wind Blow’ is the debut Album of blues rock singer, songwriter & guitarist, Drew Dvorchak. Filled with bluesy licks, funky jams and mysterious spaces, this album is a reflective piece of the experiences and lessons learned throughout Dvorchak’s early adult life. Highlighted by singles ‘Sometimes I Feel’ and ‘Three Birds Crashed Into My Window’, this album’s feel ranges from upbeat disco grooves to uplifting pop riffs to gentle coffee shop vibes and truly brings something for all listeners.

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Drew Dvorchak's new album Let The Wind Blow

ACOUSTIC TOUR '25/'26

Drew Dvorchak Tour Dates

KGVM Bozeman Radio Live Session

'Sometimes I Feel'

SOLO ACOUSTIC

'3 Birds Crashed Into My Window'

Cervantes' Other Side - Denver, CO

'Let The Wind Blow'

FOX 21 Loving Living Local Spotlight

'Someone Like You' LIVE on FOX 21

PRESS

Person wearing a wide-brimmed hat playing acoustic guitar outdoors in a grassy field with trees and hills in the background.

Voyage Denver

My story to this point with music wasn’t necessarily a normal path as Music came into my life a lot later on than most folks. For most of my youth, I was super involved in sports playing everything ranging from football, baseball, golf, water polo...

Four-piece band performing on stage under chandeliers with colorful lighting, featuring a guitarist singing, bassist, drummer, and keyboardist.

Relix

Colorado based Blues Rock Singer, Songwriter and Guitarist Drew Dvorchak’s new single “Someone Like You” is a song about fresh starts and new relationships. While Dvorchak and his band have developed quite the diverse sound in the live setting...

American Blues Scene

I am a very big fan of Eric Clapton. I love a lot of things that he has done. Recently, I have been listening nonstop to his Derek and The Dominos album. It was a Christmas gift and I have it on vinyl. I really enjoy it...

American Blues Scene

Some of the vocals on this EP were recorded on the same mic Sir Paul McCartney used at one point. The biggest change for me in these recording sessions was we recorded all three songs in a full band setting...